From the Song Dynasty Gong Chao's poem "Longzhou Daozhong", the original text is:
In Ran Ran, the fog is very heavy in the morning and the light is very weak in winter.
The grass is yellow and the calf lies, and the water flies in Bai Ou.
In the wild, there is little grazing and little business travel.
Wife, I want to come back from a long way.
Vernacular translation:
It is foggy in the morning and warm in the winter.
The calf lay infatuated on the golden grass, and the water was filled with white air, and saw waterfowl flying.
In Shan Ye, there are not many woodcutters and herders, and most hotels where businessmen stay are closed.
My wife and children have been looking forward to this time from summer to solstice, and they are only looking forward to your return from afar.
Extended data:
Creative background:
Tracing back to his early official career, Gong Chao knew that Liang Shanwei, Judge Luozhou Army and Judge Shizhou were officials after he was promoted to Jinshi, but Liang Shanjun didn't know until the end of Shao. However, I first learned that Meizhou was on the main road, and then I moved to the prison on Tongchuan Fu Road, where I moved to the Ministry of War. I live in my uncle's house.
During this period, he felt the beauty of rural life and was tired of the intrigue of officialdom. He was moved by this scene when he saw a mother and son looking forward to her husband coming home from the battlefield as soon as possible every day.
So he wrote this song "Longzhou Road" to express the beautiful and touching rural scenery, which implied his disgust for dirty officialdom and his unwilling spirit, as well as his yearning for a peaceful society.
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